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Asked May 14, 2012, 06:23 AM
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62 Answers I have been seeing a married man for nearly three years now. We spend time in my house chatting and yes the other thing too and he takes me out in the day now and then for a meal but not that often. We have fallen out several times but he always comes back to me saying the intimate side is the best he’s ever had, he also started taking me out telling me he did not want to just be coming taking advantage of me which I thought meant his feelings were going a bit deeper now maybe.
We had an argument a few weeks back and he never text or came round for a while, I then text him and he said how much he missed me although it sounded as if he just meant the physical side. I got a bit upset and cried as I had not been feeling well and for the first time the sexual side was difficult for me too. I also was honest telling him he had two lives and that I wanted him to communicate with me more. When he left I had a text saying it did not feel right and that he thought he is upsetting me and messing my mind up and that he feels terribly guilty about using me. I told him I think we should have a break from it for a while and he thought it was a good idea.
Afterward I got angry with myself as I always do and started hurling abusive texts saying that he’s probably seeing someone else, etc. Then he got mad back and told me to give him some space. He is quite a loner sort of man, not arrogant or the sort of man who has lots of women on the go. In fact he’s quite anxious and nervous some of the time, too anxious to be a player. He says I'm hard work. It’s just I get angry as he shows interest in my life one minute and says he wants to take me out and respect me and treat me like a lady, asks about my family and wants to see pictures of them and then the next he seems like he’s desperate for the intimate side only. He will swing from one to the other. He has told me his wife sleeps on the sofa every night but that he does want her but she does not want him. He does not seem to want to try and get her back though and I cannot understand this. He seemed upset when we talked about this and seemed almost embarrassed at nearly getting emotional. He says he just sits indoors alone or doing things he needs to do, does not seem to go out much or have many friends.
Also he went on holiday with his family a few times but says they find it difficult to be together and it was hard and that they all stay out of each other’s way indoors too. I find this strange. What’s going on? I need some advice as I love him and want to try to bring him out emotionally and at least talk to me but it’s terribly hard. He seems like he’s trying to push me away one minute and cannot wait to see me the next. Do you think this sort of man I have described would be seeing someone else apart from me? I need advice as I love him and want to know if he has feelings for me. Thanks. Thread Summary |
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May 26, 2012, 10:27 AM
| | | Im still sticking with my thought that he made the very first move even though it was a look and suggestive talk may i add. it does not matter whether i am posting or not and hes not . That still does not make me the bad guy. Hes married , He made it quite clear he was available for any sort of relationship. THE point is he started things rolling FIRST. That makes him the BAD GUY NOT ME. Another point to make what about the other women i have heard of who have relationships with guys who are married and go on to have successfull relationships with them. They leave their wifes to be with them ect. And dont say oohh yeah they will cheat on them eventually. Yes they might or might not as goes with any guy married or not. What would you say about these women whose realationships with men who where married when they first met them turned out ok???. | | |  | Expert | |
May 26, 2012, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Bubbles2222345 THE point is he started things rolling FIRST. That makes him the BAD GUY NOT ME | Hey, whatever helps you sleep at night. | | |  | Computer Expert and Renaissance Man | |
May 26, 2012, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Bubbles2222345 He made it quite clear he was available for any sort of relationship. THE point is he started things rolling FIRST. That makes him the BAD GUY NOT ME. | wom
If you want to believe that to make you feel better, I can't stop you. I doubt if anyone else will see it that way.
As for women who have successfully broken up a marriage and then had a successful relationship, I happen to know one of those. Yes they do happen, but they are the exception not the rule. And generally the married party divorces shortly after the relationship starts. | | |  | Junior Member | |
May 27, 2012, 08:46 AM
| | | I dont want to believe that to make me feel any better , thats how it was and how it started. I know quite a few people who have got together and gone on to have good relationships without cheating on each other having left this behind as they have found the one they truly want to be with and be faithful too There are a lot of sides to this subject. | | |  | Computer Expert and Renaissance Man | |
May 27, 2012, 09:23 AM
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Sorry but no. The fact of the matter is that as long as he was legally married, neither legally separated or divorced, then it was WRONG of you to enter any relationship with him. In some areas it may even be illegal. Clearly its immoral. No matter how you try to rationalize it, that is a fact. The purpose of a marriage vow is to commit one person to another legally and spiritually. To violate those vows is wrong to interfere with those vows is wrong.
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May 27, 2012, 09:34 AM
| | | If he was legally married (is). It should be legally wrong then for him to make suggestions that he wants to go outside of that in the first place. Yes as i said i know my part. Yes i do. The first move was made by him whether he is posting this or not. End oF. | | |  | Computer Expert and Renaissance Man | |
May 27, 2012, 09:50 AM
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We already went over this. He broke his vows just as much as you interfered with them. That doesn't excuse your interference with his vows. Whether he made the first move or not is immaterial to the FACT that YOU were wrong for not turning him away. And frankly I don't think you do know your part because you keep trying to rationalize your part. | | |  | Expert | |
May 27, 2012, 01:22 PM
| | | There is no convincing this "woman" that she is doing wrong. She will believe what she wants to believe.
He may be a womanizer, but she is enabling him to do so. Remember that Karma is a (b)itch. She'll come back to bite you in the end. Good luck to you and always watch behind your back. | | |  | Junior Member | |
May 30, 2012, 03:57 AM
| | | Im not trying to say i never did wrong, im trying to get the simple point across its not ONE SIDED OK?. Im not pathetic, im not a Booty call. Hes not a womanizer either, a womanizer is a man who goes round every good looking woman he can trying to get with them, flirting non stop and has a bad reputation. He is a quiet man who does not socialize a lot ,keeps himself to himself, he does not go round saying " look at me im gorgeous in fact quite the opposite most of the time hes got a terrible downer on himself and suffers from anxiety because of his family situation and how its made him. I realize there are so many married men who do this they are all lumped into the same box with comments of OHHh THEIR ALL THE SAME,. THEY ARE NOT ALL THE SAME. There are exceptions to this rule. They are not all Bed hopping, womanizing, flirting men just because their married.. Please. | | |  | Computer Expert and Renaissance Man | |
May 30, 2012, 04:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Bubbles2222345 im trying to get the simple point across its not ONE SIDED OK?. | Who ever said it was?
And this last note makes little sense. All along you have been trying to pin the blame on him. Now you are defending him.
All along we have acknowledged that he certainly shares in the fault. He took vows and reneged on those vows. You have said that he made it "quite clear he was available". But that does not relieve you of YOUR responsibility. And that's what we are talking about here. He didn't post, he's not here to ask questions. You are, so the focus is on you.
And the fact remains, as I have said many times, is that once you knew he was married, then you should have told him to see you when he gets a divorce AND NOT BEFORE! | | | | Thread Tools | Search this Thread | | | |
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